Ansible for Kubernetes by Example: Automate Your Kubernetes Cluster with Ansible

Description: Chapter 1: Modern IT Infrastructure and Hello App Chapter Goal: The tools to handle a modern enterprise IT Infrastructure that enables Infrastructure as Code following DevOps methodologies Sub -TopicsModern IT Infrastructure (DevOps & IaC) The move to containers Ansible by Red Hat Kubernetes and the CNCF Kubernetes distributions - OpenShift by Red Hat, Rancher, EKS, AKS, GCP Containers & Pod Creating a 'Hello' app Building Hello App Running Hello in Docker Deploying Hello in Kubernetes Hello Operator Chapter 2: Ansible Language CodeChapter Goal: Description of the Ansible Platform and how to write and execute Ansible Playbook code that follows the best practices Sub - Topics Ansible Architecture and Getting Started Ansible Installation Ansible Code Language Chapter 3: Ansible For Containers Chapter Goal: How to automate container management using Ansible (Docker and podman) Sub - Topics Ansible For Containers Install Docker in Linux and Windows Install and Update flatpak in Linux Install a snap in Linux Deploy Web Server in a Container for Linux (Docker and Podman) Chapter 4: Ansible For K8s Tasks Chapter Goal: How to configure your Ansible controller node to interact with a k8s cluster Sub - Topics: Why Kubernetes & How it works. Set up your laboratory (cluster of VMs, Kubespray, Raspberry Pis, OpenShift local) Minikube to Create a Cluster Create a cluster with KOPS - ( Cloud ) Configure Ansible For Kubernetes Ansible troubleshooting - Kubernetes K8s 401 Unauthorized Configure a Python Virtual Environment Configure an Ansible Execution Environment Report a list of namespaces Report all deployments in namespace Create Kubernetes K8s namespace Create Kubernetes K8s pod Create Kubernetes K8s secret Using a Service to Expose Your App Scale Your App Update Your App Assign CPU Resources to Kubernetes K8s Containers and Pods Assign Memory Resources to Kubernetes K8s Containers and Pods Configure a Pod to Use a Volume for Storage Apply Multiple YAML Files at Once on Kubernetes K8s Chapter 5: Ansible For K8s Use-Cases Chapter Goal: Some end-to-end examples about Ansible for Kubernetes usage Sub - Topics: Configuring a Java Microservice Stateless - Deploying PHP Guestbook application with Redis Stateful Deploying WordPress and MySQL with Persistent Volumes Apply Pod Security Standards at the Namespace Level Restrict a Container's Access to Resources with AppArmor Restrict a Container's Syscalls with seccomp Chapter 6: Ansible For K8s Management Chapter Goal: How to automate system administration tasks for your K8s cluster using Ansible automation Sub - Topics: Report Helm package deployed inside the cluster Report Helm plugins deployed inside cluster Deploy a monitoring tool inside cluster Manage Helm repositories Remove Helm package deployed inside cluster Install Helm plugin Remove Helm plugin Fetch logs from Kubernetes resources Apply JSON patch operations to existing objects Copy files and directories to and from pod Manage Services on Kubernetes Taint a node in a Kubernetes/OpenShift cluster Drain, Cordon, or Uncordon node in k8s cluster Kubernetes (K8s) dynamic inventory Rollback Kubernetes (K8S) Deployments and DaemonSets Set a new size for a Deployment, ReplicaSet, Replication Controller, or Job Chapter 7: Ansible For K8s Cloud Providers Chapter Goal: Some specific examples that automate Kubernetes with the major cloud providers using Ansible automation Sub - Topics: Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

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